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Bank of America Awards $5 Million to Nonprofits Focused on Economic Mobility and COVID-related Assistance in Metro Detroit | Money | The Michigan Chronicle
DETROIT— The Bank of America Charitable Foundation celebrated its annual “Detroit Day of Giving” on November 12, an annual day in the Bank’s schedule that focuses on connecting Bank of America’s teammates with its partner organizations that deliver resources and relief that advance pathways to
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Eva Longoria Apologizes For Saying Latinas ‘Were The Real Heroines’ Of Biden’s Election
Eva Longoria is under fire for saying Latinas, not Black women, are the voters who should be recognized the most for helping Joe Biden and Kamala Harris get elected.
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Black Friday Deals Come Early This Year | Uncategorized | The Michigan Chronicle
The holiday deals are back and they’re much earlier than expected! Many nationwide chains are ready for business and the deals are in full supply before Black Friday.   Some suspect the newfound level of urgency is a result of the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the economy.  The Michigan
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Colonel Ruth A. Lucas: First African-American Woman to Rank Colonel in U.S. Air Force
Colonel Ruth Alice Lucas was the first African American woman in the Air Force to be promoted to the rank of colonel. At the time of her retirement, she was the highest-ranking African American woman in the Air Force. Lucas was born in Stamford, Connecticut, on November 28, 1920. After high
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Their Victory, Our Win: Harris Takes Her Place at the White House | Breaking News | The Michigan Chronicle
Newly-elected US Vice President Kamala Harris just made history as the first woman to ever become vice president. She’s breaking many other barriers, too, as she is the first Black person and first person of South Asian American descent to enter into this role. She and newly elected US President
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COMMENTARY: Monsters Are Scary. So Are Brilliant Black Women.
NNPA NEWSWIRE — I got over my fear of monsters, but Donald John Trump is holding on to his fear of his. His demons are brilliant Black women, like Congresswomen Maxine Waters and Fredericka Wilson. He ridicules anyone who opposes him, but he saves his tartest barbs for Black women. We are his
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Oakland County Health Division Launches Flu Shot Program For Older Adults | Uncategorized | The Michigan Chronicle
The Oakland County Health Division is launching a program offering flu vaccinations to homebound residents 65 or older. The program begins on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Residents must call 800-848-5533 and make an appointment in order to receive the flu vaccination. The shot will be administered by the
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Sharifa Alcendo l Michigan Chronicle 40 under 40 - 2020
Sharifa Alcendor Senior Consultant; System Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Henry Ford Health System Sharifa Alcendor has dedicated herself to ensuring the voices of underrepresented populations are heard in healthcare. With over 14 years of progressive experience in healthcare leadership, Sharifa
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‘I Always Call Her God’s Masterpiece:’  Metro Detroit Families Celebrate National Adoption Month in November Every Day   | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle
*The Michigan Chronicle captured snippets of Black family adoption stories in this two-part series for National Adoption Month. Stay tuned for the second part to learn about more Metro Detroit families and their journeys to become parents.  Her name is Harper Lee Wright. The
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Kristen Welker Wins Final Presidential Debate As Moderator Is Praised For Her Performance
Kristen Welker emerged as the real winner of the final presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump as the moderator managed to calmly keep control in a way that was missing from their first meeting.
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Black Inspirations of 2020 - Los Angeles Sentinel
2020 has been a difficult year, but it didn’t stop these Black men and women from making a difference and inspiring those around them through their achievements, perseverance and accomplishments. The post Black Inspirations of 2020 appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Report: Black Women Among Those Hardest Hit By Housing Insecurity Amid COVID-19
When it comes to housing, Black women face greater burdens with those costs than other groups due to COVID-19, a new report shows.
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Black with a Capital “B”: Mainstream Media Join Black Press in Uppercasing Race
(CBM) – Last week, Norman Pearlstine, the editor of the LA Times, sent a memo to staffers announcing that the publication will begin capitalizing “B” in the word Black in its articles when referring to a race of
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‘I am Humbled and I am Blessed:’ U.S. Sen. Gary Peters Celebrates Big Win in Michigan | News | The Michigan Chronicle
On a warm fall day, nestled in the thick of a quaint, Rochester town, a cinnamon donut-filled breeze hung in the crisp air at the old Goodison Cider Mill in Rochester. U.S. Sen. Gary Peters’ old stomping grounds as a child and adult came alive today with media on-site and campaign staff cheering
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'How Did 12 Percent of Black Men vote for Trump?' | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — In Barack Obama’s first presidential campaign, 95 percent of Black male voters and 96 percent of Black women chose him, NBC News reported. Four years later, Black women’s support remained at 96 percent for Obama’s 2012 re-election, while Black men slid to 87 percent. In 2016, when
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“Surprise! We’re Still Making Great Music!” – Playlist of New Songs to Savor from 30 R&B/Soul Favorites (LISTEN)
by Jeff Meier (FB: Jeff.Meier.90) Many of our Spotify playlists on Good Black News celebrate the songs of years past – but today we’re going to twist it up a little. With our “Surprise! We’re…
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Groundbreaking Radio Host Keeps the Motor City Humming
… presidential candidates infused reparations for African Americans into their 2020 campaign platforms … ,000 watts. As the only African American female voice in drive-time …
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Biden Set To Make Stops in Southfield and Detroit | The Michigan Chronicle
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden will make a campaign stop in Michigan Friday, where he plans to speak with voters in Southfield and Detroit. Biden will hold an event in Southfield on “protecting and expanding access to affordable health care,” a topic that has been a main focus of the
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Detroit’s Cultural Center Set to Install Free, Outdoor Public Wi-Fi in 2021 | Arts and Culture | The Michigan Chronicle
Detroit’s Cultural Center Planning Initiative [CCPI] was awarded a one-year $500,000 grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation to help create a comprehensive digital strategy, including installation of free, outdoor public Wi-Fi in 2021 throughout the Cultural Center. The Knight
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COVID-19 Causes More Issues for Michigan Schools | COVID-19 | The Michigan Chronicle
It’s back to the drawing board for Michigan schools. There’s no denying that COVID-19 has thrown a wrench in the plans for many school districts.  School districts in the state have spent months deciding what the school year would like for Michigan’s students and teachers. Education officials in
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AT&T Believe Detroit: Pushing Metro Detroit and Grand Rapids To Dream Big | AT&T Believe Detroit | The Michigan Chronicle
More than two dozen Grand Rapids and Detroit-area students will have an opportunity to participate in a new virtual technology challenge, thanks to a new partnership between ReBrand Cities and AT&T. The Dream Big Virtual Technology Challenge begins with a kickoff event featuring a panel of special
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The Burden - a LIVE event Tonight at 7pm!! | New Pittsburgh Courier
REAL TIMES MEDIA IS PROUD TO SPONSOR –A VIRTUAL READING of experts from “THE BURDEN”to celebrate the launch of the paperback edition! A conversation with AuthorROCHELLE RILEYandTAMARA WINFREY HARRISabout the state of racial conflict and compromise in America. 7 p.m. Tuesday, November 17th **The
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November 12: Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc. Was Founded Today in 1922
Photo credits: YouTube/Tyshana Richard Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated (ΣΓΡ) is a historically African American Greek lettered sorority. ΣΓΡ was founded on November 12, 1922, at Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana by seven young educators. It was incorporated within the state of
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There Are no Limits When it Comes to Love: Metro Detroit Families Celebrate National Adoption Month in November Every Day | Community | The Michigan Chronicle
Brian Dorsey holds the feet of his newborn son, Braylon Dorsey, shortly after his birth. Photo provided by the Dorsey family   * The Michigan Chronicle captured snippets of Black family adoption stories in this two-part series for National Adoption Month. This is the final story in the series where
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B. Simone Said Latin Women Had An “Upper Hand” Over Black Women
By Victor Omondi If the backlash from comedian B. Simone’s comments about Latin and Black women is anything to go by, racist comments shouldn’t feature in your jokes, let alone your serious talk. The comedian made a comment that many people would typically dismiss as nothing more than
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Rep. Lauren Underwood Takes Over as Chair of House Cybersecurity Panel
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Michigan Gas Prices Drop Six Cents
If there was ever a time to fill up your gas tank in Michigan, it’s now. Officials at the American Automobile Association say gas prices have dropped cents in the past week. Michigan’s gas prices are averaging $2.06 per gallon, identical to last month’s prices, but 62 cents below what they were
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Legendary Opera Singer Gloria Davy Passed Away Today in 2012
Photo credits: London Records Archives Gloria Davy, a rich-voiced soprano who “sang for the sheer joy of singing” had a four-decade career as a concert singer. Early in her career, she replaced Leontyne Price as Bess in the 1954 international tour of Porgy and Bess. In 1958 she broke color
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Black with a Capital “B”: Mainstream Media Join Black Press in Upper-casing Race
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The Michigan Chronicle and HAP Partner to Present Season of Praise Virtual Gospel Fest to Strengthen Community Sense of Connection for the Holidays | Arts and Culture | The Michigan Chronicle
Event will be broadcast live on Michigan Chronicle Facebook page and website on Sunday, December 6, from 6-8 p.m. To create a spirit of community connection and fellowship for the holiday season, The Michigan Chronicle and HAP have partnered to present the Season of Praise Virtual Gospel Fest on
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